HC1 - build your own trailer

We have written more than once about modular equipment for camping vehicles. However, in the case of the Happier Camper trailer, modularity takes on a completely new meaning. In this case, we can actually build the interior with ready-made "blocks".

Retro for everyone

From the outside, HC1 looks like a perfectly restored trailer from several decades ago. You have to look closely to notice that retro style has been combined here with modernity. The fact that we are not dealing with an old trailer is evidenced by large, openable, multi-part windows , wide side doors, or a large, telescopically raised rear hatch.

The light construction also proves its modernity. If you see a petite woman dragging HC1 from one place to another with her own hands, it will not mean that we are dealing with a "strongwoman". This will be largely due to the light glass fibers used in both the construction of the trailer and the furniture inside.

Due to the fact that the trailer weighs only 500 kg , it can be towed by virtually any car and it will not have a significant impact on fuel consumption. The vehicle is 4 meters long and 2.1 meters wide and apparently fits perfectly into a standard parking space.

A trailer full of blocks

However, what is most important in the HC1 is the interior. When we take out all the equipment inside, we will notice that the floor resembles a board with 15 fields of equal size . Theoretically, it depends only on us how we fill in the individual fields. Do we need a trailer for moving or want to transport a motorcycle and a kayak? We can take everything out of it. Do we want to get a huge mattress to sleep on? This is not a problem either - it can accommodate up to five people.

Depending on our needs (and imagination), we can arrange an office and conference room, a mini-bar, or finally - arrange ourselves as in a typical caravan. Importantly, we can also place a washbasin, a gas stove and a table in different places (if a specific hook is provided in a given cube).

A solution of this type would not be possible if it were not for the fact that individual Adaptive cubes consist of several levels, or rather layers. When we remove the mattress cushion, we get a hard seat or worktop, and under its surface we find storage space or additional equipment.

We don't have to define the modules once and for all. We can exchange or remove them at any time. There is no obstacle to using furniture from the trailer as garden or camping furniture .

Buy a module and then another one

Modularity is also part of the idea for making money in this case. If the customer wants, he or she can buy a "naked" trailer, spending approximately PLN 16,000-17,000 on it. dollars , and he can buy the necessary modules in the future, constantly expanding his collection.

Specific configurations are prepared on an individual order, and the waiting time for a ready trailer is approximately 2-3 months . Unfortunately, for now, the trailer is only available in the United States.

Or maybe someone of you knows a similar, but European solution? If so, please let us know in the comments.